Back to the Gora Rule,
a lump of Indians used the tram service to make their traveling experience enhanced.
During recent years, the Lahore Transport Company (LTC) has joined hands with a
company in the Czech Republic. The City of Gardens, Lahore, captivates all colors of
cultural diversification and mixed-race backgrounds. Having several iconic
sculptures and structures, the city is the personification of elegance and pure
splendor.
Back to the British Rules, tram service for British-Indians was
considered steadfast and comfortable for the daily commute both intercity and
intra-city.
A memorandum of understanding (MoU) was signed between the
Transport Department, a Chinese company, CRSC International and Inkon Group of The Czech Republic.
Under the MoU, both companies will work together with the
Lahore Transport Company for the betterment of the public transport sector in
Lahore.
Work on the modern tram project will be started soon and
under the first phase, 50 trams will run on 35km long track on Canal Road. The
trams would have the capacity to carry 35,000 passengers in an hour.
These trams will be operated through electricity and
batteries whereas two tram depots will be set up at two points. The service life of
the trams will be of 30 to 40 years.
This was stated by Provincial Transport Minister Jahanzeb
Khan Khichi in a statement issued on Tuesday. He said the tram service project
was a gift for Lahore from the Punjab government.
He stated that international experiences of Germany, Czechoslovakia
and China would be benefited for the development of the transport sector in Punjab
as these countries have shown a keen interest in investing in the project.
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